Mike Tindall

Rugby player and World Cup champion

Mike Tindall - Athletes & Sports Figures born October 18th, 1978
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Played rugby union for England and was a key member of the national team during the 2003 Rugby World Cup, helping secure England's first victory in the tournament. Played for clubs such as Bath and Gloucester during his club career. Participated in multiple Six Nations tournaments, contributing to England's success in the championship. After retiring from professional rugby, engaged in various media appearances and public speaking.

Won the 2003 Rugby World Cup with England

Played for clubs Bath and Gloucester

Participated in several Six Nations championships

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